Chicana Motherwork

CMW Podcast S4 E2 Life Transitions Check - Ins by Chicana Motherwork

Listen in as we honor the 2nd anniversary of the release of The Chicana M(other)work Anthology with our contributors. We discuss its impact on ourselves, our communities, and the broader field.

Season 3 Episode 11: CMW & Gris Muñoz talk about her new book Coatlicue Girl, the writing process as healing, and much more!

CMW in conversation with Dr. Martha Gonzalez - artivista, mother, scholar - as we discuss her music, mothering and her new book "Chican@ Artivistas: Music, Community, and Transborder Tactics in East Los Angeles"

Dr. Nereida Oliva and Katherine Maldonado share their experience dealing with the court system. If you would like to reach out to them, here is their contact info: Katherine Maldonado's email: kmaldo004@ucr.edu Nereida Oliva's email: nereida.c.oliva@gmail.com

Season 3 Episode 8: Love First, Love Hard - Chicanas Parenting Trans Kids by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 7: Chicana Mommas Raising Teens with Dra. Sonya Aleman by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 6: Managing COVID-19 as Mothers of Color by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 5: Chicana M(other)work Interviews Latinx Parenting by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 4: Mothers of Color Healing From Autoimmune Dis-Ease, Part 2 by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 3: Parenting Decolonized Challenge by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 2: Christine & Judi Check In with You by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3 Episode 1: Since the Anthology by Chicana Motherwork

Season 3: Preview by Chicana Motherwork

Cecilia and Christine interview the editors of Revolutionary Mothering: Love on the Front Lines (2016), Alexis Pauline Gumbs, China Martens, and Mai'a Williams. They discuss topics central to the creation of the book, such as expanding the category of "mother" beyond an essential biological construct to better reflect the active labor of the "mother" and mothering for social justice.

The Chicana M(other)work mujeres go into detail on different forms of generational traumas. They also share their everyday self-care practices.

We welcome Leigh-Anna Grace Hidalgo Newton and Nora Cisneros from Mothers of Color in Academia de UCLA. Our guests share their narratives about reproductive agency, breastfeeding, childcare and feeling (in)visible on campus.

This is our very first podcast recording! The mujeres of Chicana M(other)work introduce themselves, define Chicana Motherwork and revolutionary mothering, as well as discuss future goals, intentions and shoutouts.

Season 2 Episode 14: The Childcare-Conference Conundrum with Dr. Rebecca M. Calisi Rodriguez by Chicana Motherwork

Season 2 Episode 13: Single Chicana Activist Mothering on Welfare in Community College by Chicana Motherwork